Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma announced on April 7, 2026 that he would visit Guhata village in Indragarh tehsil of Bundi district to inspect the ongoing construction of the Chambal Aqueduct, a critical engineering component of the revised Parvati-Kalisindh-Chambal (PKC) Link Project. The aqueduct, spanning approximately 2,280 meters across the Chambal river, will connect Piplada Samel village in Digod tehsil of Kota district to Guhata village in Bundi district, and is being developed under the Rajasthan Water Grid Corporation Limited. The project is part of the broader Ramjal Setu Link Project (RSLP), the renamed and expanded version of the Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP) that the state government formally rebranded in January 2025. The Bhajan Lal Sharma government has prioritized the scheme as a transformative initiative for eastern Rajasthan, where it is expected to provide drinking water to about 3.25 crore people in its first phase and benefit 17 districts of the state. The wider Modified PKC-ERCP Link Project will have a total length of nearly 1,000 km, with 595 km in Rajasthan and 405 km in Madhya Pradesh, comprising 12 dams, 10 barrages, 7 tunnels and 22 aqueducts. Beyond carrying water, the aqueduct will also double as a public movement route, improving local connectivity in the region. The CM said the visit reflected his government's commitment to fast-tracking water infrastructure for the chronically water-scarce eastern districts.